Are Offensive Statues Protected by the First Amendment?
BLOG PART 3: In this third of a blog series, students in the Communications Department’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class were asked to evaluate recent commentary concerning the delicate and sometimes contentious balance between First Amendment rights and protecting our human sensitivities, particularly in relation to the recent and ongoing removal of Civil […]
A College Engagement
College consists of many turning points in a person’s life, but for these MBU students, they are experiencing one of the largest.
Festival of Nations
Festival of Nations in Tower Grove Park brought together people from around the world to celebrate culture, food and music.
Extremism or Advocacy? What to do with Confederate Statues
BLOG PART 2: In this second of a blog series, students in the Communications Department’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class were asked to evaluate recent commentary concerning the delicate and sometimes contentious balance between First Amendment rights and protecting our human sensitivities, particularly in relation to the recent and ongoing removal of Civil […]
Morning Downtown
Downtown St. Louis looks fantastic during the day, but as light begins ascending on her features, the morning effect takes control.
Mercy Hospital Blood Drive
A steady flow of MBU students and staff members showed up to save lives by donating blood during the Mercy Hospital Blood Drive on Thursday, Aug. 31.
A New Narrative for the Kansas City Chiefs
The 9-point underdog Kansas City Chiefs rewrote their story this week with a record-setting Week 1 upset in Foxborough against the reigning Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots. Photo by Josh Eaton
Festival of Nations Spotlights Culture
The annual Festival of Nations was the place to see, smell, hear and meet the world recently in St. Louis. Tucked away in Tower Grove Park, the setting of Midwest America, the festival paired local influences with the rest of the world, making for a visually captivating weekend. The annual event took place Aug. 26-27.
Letting Go for God
MBU broadcast media student Kati Attaway opens up about a difficult period of her life that changed her entire perspective for the better.
Can American History be Edited?
BLOG PART 1: In this first of a blog series, students in the Communications Department’s Basic Reporting and Writing for Journalism class were asked to evaluate recent commentary concerning the delicate and sometimes contentious balance between First Amendment rights and protecting our human sensitivities, particularly in relation to the recent and ongoing removal of Civil […]